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Shekinah Ft. Wale David – Oba Ti Ki Su

Shekinah Ft. Wale David - Oba Ti Ki SuShekinah, a Nigerian gospel music minister shares a brand new electrifying track titled “Oba Ti Ki Su(Emmanuel) featuring Wale David and produced by Omonuga.

The song delivered in both Yoruba and English Languages captures Psalms 121:2-4 KJV “My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep.”

According to the gorgeous minister, Shekinah; “God is never tired or weak to come to our rescue. He is always at alert. Calling Him Emmanuel “God With Us” typifies his presence with us and in us. God never sleeps.”

“It was one of those sleepless nights when suddenly the words were echoed into my spirit. The melody flowed instantly as my room was filled with angels dressed in native attire. Simultaneously my husband who was fast asleep heard the same song in his dream! What a glorious visitation it was. I believe this song of worship will  bless you richly as it has done to me.” Shekinah adds.

Titled in Yoruba “Oba Ti Ki Su” an English verbatim translation is “The King That Never Sleeps”, however, it means ”God Never Sleeps” in context.

Shekinah hails from Edo state, a graduate of Accounting from Unilag, and married with kids. She currently serves as a worship leader at the Triumphant Word Christian Center Lagos.

 

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